LiftMaster 29B317 Garage Remote Visor Review

I ordered a garage opener, it doesn't fit in my garage. Sent a refund for everything but it's non-refundable. WHY? If I had known that, I would not have bought from this seller.

Works well with slight modifications. This clip is completely straight while the factory clips have a slight curve to keep the opener from slipping off. I just bent this one and now it works perfectly.

I lost the original clip because I used a double sided tape opener. I decided to go back to the clip but couldn't find the original. I ordered this one and it's just as good as the original. Snaps firmly into place and stays in place.

I doubt I've ever had an online ordering service as great as this company. The clip was just what I needed so I could continue using the garage door opener. I would be useless without the clip. It also arrived very timely. Many Thanks.

When we bought our house only one of the garage remotes had a clip so my fiancee got stuck putting it in her cup holder. We looked around at several hardware stores and couldn't find just the clip and not wanting to replace the whole remote just to get a clip it took a couple of months with that. After some grumbling about the inconvenience, I searched the internet for a clamp that would work with the remote control (we have a 971LM Chamberlin Lift Master, April 2002) and it worked great. Would

Full disclosure: I don't have a LiftMaster garage opener. In fact, I don't even have a garage. However, what I do have is a gate away from the condominium I live in. Unfortunately, the remote didn't have a visor holder, meaning I had to dig the remote out of my car's center console every time I stopped. Very annoying. Tired of this, I decided to make my own remote visor holder. To do this, I grabbed this little beauty, some Command Strip 3M strips and voila! Now I have a canopy mount for the…

I love this little guy, you see the unprecedented. I sent it to my sister who recently moved to Tymbuktvo and rented a house. Apparently it has long been a custom in Timbuktu to sacrifice one's garage clothespin to the gods (I hope they have a sense of humor, otherwise I'll be shocked) so that the garage door can be opened on command. Since she led a closed life and was therefore completely unaccustomed to such native rituals, my sister began to whine. Here I intervened. Since the ritual had…